A Look at the New Reference View in Adobe Lightroom
by
Simon Plant
While most photography software updates provide bug fixes and support for new cameras, sometimes we get a slick new feature. This is exactly what happened in the most recent update of Adobe Lightroom.
This new feature is called “Reference View” and it allows you to keep a reference photo in a 2-Up view so you can compare the image you’re developing (the editable photo) to that reference image (static). Check the video below to get a more in-depth walkthrough of this new feature in Lightroom Classic.
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About the Author: Simon Plant
Simon Plant is an award-winning photographer & retoucher with over two decades of experience in the production of people & location photography. Whatever the subject his images share the same unique style and attention to detail from start to finish.These serene moments are created with his personal utilization of colour, light and rich tonal values, together with a personal interaction with his subject. You can find Simon on his website, PlantPhoto, as well as on Twitter and 500px.